Events
Forthcoming Events in 2019
House and Garden Opening 2019
The House and Gardens are now open to the public Sunday to Wednesdays this month, beginning the season with our fantastic displays of Snowdrops and winter flowering bulbs.
The house will feature a vintage wedding dress exhibition in the Upper Lodgings, showcasing different styles of wedding dresses throughout the centuries.
We also have a NEW Tea Room in the house, serving teas and cakes on Sunday afternoons. See our Tea Room page for details
The house will feature a vintage wedding dress exhibition in the Upper Lodgings, showcasing different styles of wedding dresses throughout the centuries.
We also have a NEW Tea Room in the house, serving teas and cakes on Sunday afternoons. See our Tea Room page for details
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Outdoor Shakespeare Theatre'Much Ado About Nothing'Friday 14th June 2019 - 7.30pmJoin us for a a summer treat of comedy theatre in The East Garden, performed by The Festival Players.
Bring a picnic, seating and suitable outdoor clothing. Gates open 6.30pm. About 'Much Ado About Nothing' “The course of true love never did run smooth”, but the sparring antics of Shakespeare’s erstwhile lovers, Beatrice and Benedick, provide great hilarity for the other members of the household who plot to reunite them. Against this background, another romance is almost derailed by the machinations of a jealous Duke until the local constabulary bumble upon his plans. This delicious comedy, popular for over 400 years, will be performed for you by The Festival Players' acclaimed all-male Company, in a crystal clear, energetic, colourful production, enhanced by original songs composed by Johnny Coppin. Tickets: £15.00 Adults £10.00 Children (under 16) Please note: This event WILL go ahead in the event of rain but will instead take place in The Long Gallery. |
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Early Opera 'Masque' Concert'Cupid and Death Revived'Sunday 30th June 20193pm(Gates open from 1pm for picnics in the garden)Join us for a concert performance of Matthew Locke’s 'Cupid and Death' by early chamber music group, Musica Donum Dei –in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Holme Pierrepont Opera Trust.
Based on a tale by Aesop and written in a period when public theatres were closed, this early opera or 'masque' was popular among nobility in 16th and 17th Century England and formed the origins of opera as we know it today. With music by Matthew Locke, Christopher Gibbons, and Henry Purcell, 'Cupid and Death' was originally a tale by Aesop and tells the tale of what happens when Cupid and Death accidentally swap arrows. Featuring dramatic, comic and delightful music from 17th Century England, this production was first performed for the Portuguese Ambassador to Great Britain in 1653 and was first revived in the 20th century, in 1919 at Rutland Boughton’s Glastonbury Festival, then in 1979 here at Holme Pierrepont Hall. |
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Outdoor Cinema Screening'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again'Friday 5th July 2019Hosted by Big Sky Cinema.
Join us in the for an outdoor film screening of the spectacular Mamma Mia! sequel, 'Here We Go Again' in the stunning parkland of Holme Pierrepont Hall. Bring a picnic, blankets, torches and your best singing voices to enjoy a night with friends to remember. Tickets: £12.50 per Person £45.00 per Family (2 Adults, 2 Children or 1 Adult, 3 Children) Popcorn, soft drinks and hot snacks will be on sale and the bar will be open. Free parking. Gates open 6.30 pm. Screening begins at dusk. Please note, we cannot guarantee the start time for the screening, due to weather and light levels. Please wear weather appropriate clothing! 
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Christmas Fair 2019
This year's Christmas Fair is once again in aid of Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People . The Preview Evening is on Wednesday, 13th November 2019 and the day fair is on Thursday 14th November 2019. See our Christmas Fair page for more details.